Facts
What is the name of the computer scientist known as the “father of the World Wide Web”?
A. Steve Jobs
B. Bill Gates
C. Tim Berners-Lee
D. Elon Musk
C. Tim Berners-Lee
What is the name of the AI assistant found in Apple devices?
A. Alexa
B. Cortana
C. Siri
D. Jarvis
C. Siri
Who coined the term "Internet of Things"?
A. Kevin Ashton
B. John Romkey
C. Tim Berners-Lee
D. Elon Musk
A. Kevin Ashton
Which global summit introduced the concept of a “digital divide” into mainstream international policy discussions?
A. World Economic Forum 2005
B. UN World Summit on the Information Society
C. Internet Governance Forum 2010
D. G7 Summit on Cyber Cooperation
B. UN World Summit on the Information Society
What is the term for a cultural movement where users modify and repurpose technology creatively—often without formal permission?
A. Cyber activism
B. Open source
C. Maker culture
D. Technocracy
C. Maker culture
Which fitness trend relies on wearable IoT devices to track heart rate, steps, and sleep patterns?
A. Biohacking
B. Digital mindfulness
C. Quantified Self
D. Neurofeedback
C. Quantified Self
Which cultural trend involves people balancing online and offline life by intentionally reducing screen time?
A. Digital burnout
B, Smart minimalism
C. Tech hygiene
D. Digital detox
D. Digital detox
What term describes the merging of physical and digital identities, where users maintain parallel versions of themselves online?
A, Virtual self
B. Metapresence
C. Digital twin
D. Cyberself
D. Cyberself
What culture trend describes the fusion of real and digital lives through wearables, AR/VR, and persistent online presence?
A. Glocalization
B. Phygital lifestyle
C. Net neutrality
D. Virtual realism
B. Phygital lifestyle
In digital culture, what does the “Streisand Effect” describe?
A. A viral song becoming a meme
B. Data loss due to human error
C. Efforts to suppress information unintentionally leading to greater publicity
D. AI content being flagged as satire
C. Efforts to suppress information unintentionally leading to greater publicity
Which cultural theory critiques the power of tech companies in shaping digital habits and argues that users are exploited as a product?
A. Information asymmetry theory
B. Participatory surveillance
C. Surveillance capitalism
D. Network determinism
C. Surveillance capitalism
What is the name of the first and most well-known cryptocurrency, created in 2009?
A. Ethereum
B. Dogecoin
C. Litecoin
D. Bitcoin
D. Bitcoin
What is “digital twins” technology used for in industries like healthcare, smart cities, and manufacturing?
A. Cloning devices for testing
B. Creating AI-generated avatars
C. Virtual replicas of physical systems
D. Twin screens for remote collaboration
C. Virtual replicas of physical systems
What is the term for the convergence of social, political, and economic influence that tech companies hold due to their control over platforms, data, and infrastructure?
A. Platform capitalism
B. Cyber colonialism
C. Digital oligarchy
D. Technopower
A. Platform capitalism
Which term refers to interconnected smart city systems where traffic lights, utilities, and surveillance interact autonomously via IoT and AI?
A. Urban blockchain
B. Automated governance
C. Intelligent infrastructure
D. Cyber-physical systems
D. Cyber-physical systems